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vsskanth
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I think you just perfectly described the MO of SAP
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In 2024, font rendering in Firefox on Windows is quite bad compared to Chromium based browsers. You can see it a lot with Microsoft websites like outlook and azure devops. I tried, but switched back to Chrome (Ungoogled Chromium)
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Model 3 doesn't have a grille either.
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DOL does it. It's called the Schedule A Occupation List. The problem is they don't update it constantly like Canada does. Needs funding I guess. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-6-part-e-chapter-...
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I guess the rubric depends on whether policymakers view the employment based green card system as zero-sum or non-zero-sum. My proposal for green cards: zero-sum - points based system based on your current salary, taxes paid and the occupat
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Heat isn't an issue. It's the lag. Feels like forever when you want to cook in high heat and ramp down.
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No. Just plain electric.
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I don't know about your specific circumstances but for Indian cooking, gas is just miles ahead. We have electric at home, It just takes forever to cook anything and it's hard to control the heat. Our friends with gas cooktops get
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This is surprising because gas cooking is considered a "premium" feature here in NC, and people look for it during their house search. Personally, it is a better cooking experience than electric. Induction might be the best, but i
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I wonder why they tried to move away from physical buttons to begin with ? Is it because they are cheaper to implement in software ?
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Doesn't seem to work on Firefox Mobile nightly
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Bard lies a lot, probably why. I try this query every once in a while: Please provide a list of small SUVs sold in 2023, sorted by rear hip width. It gives a list, but makes up a bunch of numbers for hip width.
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This is a classic case of monopsony. Health care is highly localized so if a large hospital system is the biggest employer and buys up all the private practices you don't have much choice but to join them. They're now basically do
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I'm one of those people who turns on motion smoothing. For some weird reason, it makes older shows like friends or sound of music crystal clear on my LG C2 OLED. I can't explain why.
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They still make them. The base trims of Tacoma, Camry, Civic, F150, Silverado, Subaru, Mazda have simple powertrains. There won't be anything in it that will break before 200k miles with regular maintenance.
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> The main idea of Alfred is to discover usernames that are requested from an input. Can you elaborate on this, with an example, please ?
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I did think about it but didn't say out of respect for HN
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This is why I think the US needs to have a rolling immigration registry where you get automatic permanent resident status once you've lived XX+ years in the country (voters can decide the conditions, if it should only apply to people h
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There's an entire spectrum of options here from complete outsourcing (banks and gov) all the way to writing everything yourself (Google). I've lately found a middle ground that seems to work well - licensing source code or librari
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I'm really impressed by how timeless these homes look even today. Why are kit homes not a thing today ? What replaced them ?
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orders will be fulfilled by a dealer.. so basically this is just lead generation then
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Microsoft needs a VP for product naming. Most of the time I can't figure out what the product does
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weird font rendering on non-retina windows makes this unusable for me.
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Legislators love the status quo. Having a rotating roster of complaint foreign workers whose employers control their visa, you get to keep all their FICA taxes, AND you get to kick them out after 6 years. It's basically Dubai++
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I think this relates to something called batch PERM where they can apply for employment based (EB) green cards for batches of their existing visa employees in similar roles instead of doing recruitment for every single position. Meta got in
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The paper seems to be published in nature so it seems credible. Looks like they're using photonics.
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That's a huge restructure. What are they doing now for car software then? Just Android automotive?
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Yeah it won't.
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Mortgage loan officers I believe. They're the ones with the NMLS ID, licensed to talk about loan terms
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Is it hard to become a mortgage banker? Why were signing bonuses so high?
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